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Strange Cities

Owen Cotton-Barratt, Raymond Douglas

Thoughts on orienting to the AI transition

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  • Owen Cotton-Barratt

    Mathematician-turned-futurist. I like puzzles and helping people. Trying to say sensible things about the future scratches both itches.

  • Raymond Douglas

    Miscellaneous thinker

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